Erotic sculpture - Horny man with huge erected penis - M. Nick

This erotic bronze is the image of a very horny young man, who proudly presents his huge erected penis to the audience. While he is presenting his large phallus, he has a devious smile on his face. He young attractive male has his hands behind his back and is pushing his hips slightly forward, therefore the observer can't possibly oversee the phallus of the male. This exciting sculpture was once created by the artist M. Nick, who also signed left his signature on this erotic nude sculpture. This sculpture with the great title “Horny man with huge erected penis” is a very realistic, detailed and filigree picture of the depiction of male lecherousness. His facial expressions as well as every single muscle of his well shaped body are looking very natural and detailed. But the generous portray of his huge penis is the highlight of this sculpture, that is made of 100% finest bronze and affixed on a solid round shaped marble-base.

As all of the bronze products in our shop, this exhibit is hand-casteded in our own foundry and subject to our strict quality inspections throughout the entire process of fabrication. All of our sculptures are exclusively compounded with the help of lost-wax casting.

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This inspiring erotic bronze sculpture was made by the sculptor M. Nick, who is well known for his great erotic art sculptures which show the hot aesthetic of lecherousness in a very humoristic way. This sculpture of the erected man with his huge phallus, is one of the erotic, but also humoristic, artwork from the artist M. Nick. The sculpture was made following other portrays of naked young males, that were already created during ancient times, for example in ancient Greek males were portrayed naked to show their power as well as how musular their body was. Even at the Olympic Games the male participants didn’t wear any clothes, therefore the arbitrators wanted to make sure nobody could cheat with any hidden aid. In ancient Rome not only the athletes where portrayed naked, also the male gods and heroes were shown on paintings without any clothing. The nakedness was supposed to show the great physicality of the gods as well as of the heroes. Important was also to portray the (erected) penis, as it was a symbol of power and fertility. Therefore, male nude pictures show power and solemnity and the idea of showing the male phallus is also a beloved motive of the modern age, especially in art and sculpting. One of the best examples are the sculpture of David, made by Michelangelo during 1501 and 1502 in Florence and the sculpture “The Thinker” created by Auguste Rodin in 1882.

Width: 31,5 cm
Height: 12 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Weight: 1,6 kg
100% Bronze